13.If linguistic determinism holds true, then it's reasonable to think that the Dani people will not be able to make detailed distinctions between colors like we do.
16.They are questions of determinism and agency that Nolan has been exploring for a while now, " whatever can happen, will happen" Cooper explains to his daughter in Interstellar.
17.This kind of determinism is more rigorous because it does not depend on the vagaries of external causation but on the given and permanently fixed internal nature of each monad.
18.I mean, I think there's a kind of weak form of technological determinism that is quite plausible, like, you're unlikely to encounter a society that uses flint axes and jet planes.
19.If determinism, the predictability of the universe, breaks down with black holes, it could break down another situations, if worse, if determinism breaks down, we can't be sure of our past history either.
20.No one knows for sure what's true when it comes to freewill, or to what extent it may be some paradoxical combination of both free will and determinism, or perhaps something completely different.